yugoslavia (asker) Dec 4, 2018:

Thanks for your Robert. We will try to get a better recording.

Robert Carter Dec 3, 2018:

@Yugoslavia In that case, the person must be talking to the child. I don't see how else we can interpret it.

yugoslavia (asker) Dec 3, 2018:

Yes, the name is Miguel. The audio has a lot of background noise is hard to figure out.

Robert Carter Dec 3, 2018:

Papi Ah, I see Muriel has suggested that there is a third person because of "papi". I'm not sure about Dominican Republic, but in Mexico, "papi," "papito," "mami," "mamita" are often used as terms of endearment for a child, much like we use "darling" or "sweetheart," even though they can also refer to "mummy" and "daddy."
My instinct says that the "papi" here is Miguel, the child: "Come on, Miguel, come and eat, come here sweetheart..."

Robert Carter Dec 3, 2018:

@Yugoslavia
I don't know about a third person myself. Do you know the name of the child? It sounds to me as though the person is simply talking to a small child named Miguel, who perhaps has picked something up, a toy or something he shouldn't have right now:

"Come here, Miguel, come and eat, come on darling, give me that!"

Or perhaps he just dropped something:
"Come here, Miguel, come and eat, come on darling, let me pick that up (for you)!